Public Facilities

ESP provides support services on an on-call basis for drainage issues identified through the City’s drainage request hotline. Services include property owner coordination, data collection, site evaluation, H&H, preliminary engineering and remediation design, plan preparation, permitting and other relevant services.

ESP provided testing and inspection for a municipal jail facility project. Project includes demolition of an existing shopping center and construction of a 37,000 square foot single story, load bearing masonry structure with a steel framed roof and site work.

This project consisted of the construction of a 32,000-square-foot, LEED Accredited recreational center, with administrative offices and associated parking and infrastructure. The project had several retaining walls and was constructed on the site of a former community recreational swimming pool. ESP provided Special Inspections, environmental (UST) and construction materials testing services.

Officer Jeff Shelton Memorial Park was built to honor fallen Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department Officer, Jeff Shelton. Working closely with Officer Shelton's family and the City of Locust, ESP designed the park to be a true reflection on how the hero lived his life.

Our planners work with local towns and cities to develop needs assessments for local recreation facilities and programs and survey community input for new or renovated park needs for grant applications and park facility improvements.

As part of the city of Charlotte’s growth initiatives, a new police station with a garage facility, parking and related infrastructure was constructed off of Providence Road. ESP performed geotechnical engineering, Special Inspection and construction materials testing services, along with monitoring of the installation of a geothermal well system.

ESP was responsible for the design and preparation of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Utilities Department water and sanitary sewer relocation construction plans and specifications for the construction and relocation of Rea Road from Pineville-Matthews Road  to Rea Croft Drive. ESP also provided geotechnical engineering and testing during construction.

ESP contracted with York County, South Carolina to prepare design documents for a 15,000 linear foot gravity sanitary sewer project in the Fort Mill, SC area. This project included the design of gravity sewer line, two SCDOT roadway crossings, removal of four existing pump stations, a railroad crossing, and a 1,000 linear foot tunnel.

A part of the Briar Creek Transit Plan, the Pedestrian Tunnel allows for pedestrians to connect to multiple locations in the Briar Creek Road area, including the Bojangles Coliseum, Ovens Auditorium and The Park.